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The community wiki and guide for Treevamped Mod.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Building and Navigating Through Tall ForestsUnderstanding Canopy Height Treevamped raises tree canopies significantly higher than vanilla Minecraft, creating…Collecting Wood Types from Different BiomesIdentifying New Wood Variants Treevamped introduces several new wood types across different biomes. Maple trees…Crafting Decorative Blocks from Treevamped WoodAvailable Decorative Options Each wood type from Treevamped can be crafted into standard Minecraft wood blocks:…Finding and Harvesting Giant Ancient TreesLocating Ancient Trees Giant ancient trees spawn naturally but rarely in forest and woodland biomes. They're most…

Frequently asked questions

Why do I keep hitting my head on leaves when riding a horse through forests?
You're likely in an area with trees that haven't been affected by Treevamped yet, or you're playing on a world created before installing the mod. Treevamped raises the leaf canopy several blocks higher so you can ride and sprint underneath without obstruction—try exploring new forest areas or creating a new world to see the taller trees.
Where do I find maple trees?
Maple trees generate naturally in compatible forest biomes and are recognizable by their distinctive dark magenta leaves and salmon-colored wood. They're rarer than standard trees, so you may need to explore multiple forest areas to locate them.
How do I get beech wood?
Beech trees spawn naturally in Birch forests and have grey-colored planks with biome-tinted leaves. Harvest them like any other tree to collect beech wood and logs.
What are giant ancient trees and how rare are they?
Giant ancient trees are rare, naturally-generating structures with massive trunks and wide canopies that spawn in forests and woodlands. They're uncommon enough that you'll need to explore significantly to find one, but they yield substantial amounts of wood when harvested.

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